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Report: Fed’s Secret Repo Loans to Megabanks in 2020 Eclipsed 2008 Bailouts, Data Dump Shows $48 Trillion in Stealth Funding

13/04/2022 by Idelto Editor

Report: Fed’s Secret Repo Loans to Megabanks in 2020 Eclipsed 2008 Bailouts, Data Dump Shows $48 Trillion in Stealth Funding

Following the controversial bank bailouts and Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) in 2008, reports show in late 2019 and 2020, the U.S. Federal Reserve participated in providing trillions of dollars in secret repo loans to megabanks. At the end of March, investigative journalists, Pam and Russ Martens from Wall Street on Parade, uncovered $3.84 trillion in stealth repo loans from the Fed to the French financial institution, BNP Paribas in Q1 2020. Additional data indicates that the U.S. central bank leveraged secret repo loans to provide a whopping $48 trillion to megabanks in late 2019 and into 2020.

Reports Show the Fed Funneled Tens of Trillions to Megabanks in 2019 and 2020


While Wall Street eagerly awaits the Federal Reserve’s next benchmark rate hike decision, a number of investigative reports show the U.S. central bank participated in massive bank bailouts that are of biblical proportions. The first report stems from Wall Street on Parade’s Pam and Russ Martens, which accuses the Fed of secretly loaning the French megabank BNP Paribas $3.84 trillion in the first quarter of 2020.

The Martens’ findings highlight many more secret loans that come from a data dump derived from the New York Federal Reserve branch. The data dump showcases secret repo loans from the Fed to megabanks from September 17, 2019, to July 2, 2020. The Wall Street on Parade authors say the media has not reported on the data dump at all.

“Mainstream media has heretofore instituted a news blackout on the names of the banks that received the repo loan bailouts and the Fed’s data releases,” the Martens expose details. “As of 4:00 p.m. today, we see no other news reports on this critical information that the American people need to see,” the authors said on March 31, 2022. As of today, April 13, 2022, there are no mainstream media outlets that have covered this news, after Bitcoin.com News searched for more information.

Pam and Russ Martens’ findings are scathing, and the data dump’s numbers almost seem unfathomable. The report states:

The Fed data released this morning shows that the trading units of six global banks received $17.66 trillion of the $28.06 trillion in term adjusted cumulative loans, or 63 percent of the total for all 25 trading houses (primary dealers) that borrowed through the Fed’s repo loan program in the first quarter of 2020.

Bailouts Given to Banks on the ‘Verge of Failure’ and Institutions Holding Mountains of ‘Risky Derivatives’


Another report published on substack.com written by “Occupy the Fed Movement” also highlights the report from Wall Street on Parade, as it explained how the “​​NY Fed quietly dumps data on tens of trillions in repo loan bailouts to Wall Street.”

The researcher notes that Wall Street wants to keep the Fed’s “$48 trillion repo bailout secret.” The Occupy the Fed author asks why the Fed did this, and notes the central bank explains it was meant to “support overnight lending liquidity.” The research adds:

The data tells a very different story. In the fall of 2019, over 60 percent of the repo loans went to just 6 trading houses: “Nomura Securities International ($3.7 trillion); J.P. Morgan Securities ($2.59 trillion); Goldman Sachs ($1.67 trillion); Barclays Capital ($1.48 trillion); Citigroup Global Markets ($1.43 trillion); and Deutsche Bank Securities ($1.39 trillion).” These firms are all massively exposed to risky derivatives, especially Japan’s Nomura. Moreover, Germany’s Deutsche Bank was literally on the verge of total failure at the time.


“How many repos are we talking [about]?” the author of the report asks. “According to term-adjusted cumulative totals, the Fed extended $19.87 trillion in repo loans to the trading arms of Wall Street and foreign megabanks in Q4 of 2019 alone. And then, the Fed pumped another $28.06 trillion more repo loans in Q1 of 2020. That comes to a mind-boggling, astronomical $47.93 trillion in repo bailouts,” the Occupy the Fed researcher’s report adds.

Famed Economist Tells Wall Street on Parade Journalists the Fed’s Secret Repos ‘Broke the Law’


In addition to the massive secret repo loans, another report highlights statements from the renowned economist Michael Hudson that says the Fed’s secret loans may have been illegal. Hudson claims there was “no liquidity crisis whatsoever,” and “emergency repo loan operations for a liquidity crisis that has yet to be credibly explained.”

The economist explains that the bailouts were supposed to be stopped by the Dodd-Frank Act, but U.S. Treasury secretary Janet Yellen helped change that. “Well, what happened, apparently, was that while the Dodd-Frank Act was being rewritten by the Congress, Janet Yellen changed the wording around and she said, ‘Well, how do we define a general liquidity crisis?’ Hudson told the Martens during a phone interview. “Well, it doesn’t mean what you and I mean by a liquidity crisis, meaning the whole economy is illiquid,” Hudson added.

The professor of economics at the University of Missouri–Kansas City continued:

[Dodd-Frank] was supposed to say, ‘OK, we’re not going to let banks have their trading facilities, the gambling facilities, on derivatives and just placing bets on the financial markets – we’re not supposed to help the banks out of these problems at all.’ So I think the reason that the newspapers are going quiet on this is the Fed broke the law. And it wants to continue breaking the law.

Fed Members Split on Whether or Not US Inflation Will Be Persistent


Meanwhile, as people are awaiting the Federal Reserve’s decision to raise the benchmark bank rate a second time in 2022, a couple of Federal Reserve members are split on whether or not inflation will be a huge problem going forward and whether or not a series of rate hikes are needed.

The two split members include Federal Reserve governor Lael Brainard and Richmond Fed president Thomas Barkin. Brainard told the Wall Street Journal that getting inflation down to the 2% mark is the Fed’s “most important task.” Brainard expects inflation to cool down and Barkin agrees with her.

The Richmond Fed branch president explained that corporate entities need to make supply chains resistant to any possible issues and Barkin is targeting a more conservative inflation rate of around 2.4%.

“The best short-term path for us is to move rapidly to the neutral range and then test whether pandemic-era inflation pressures are easing, and how persistent inflation has become,” Barkin told an audience at a Money Marketeers conference in New York. “If necessary, we can move further,” the Richmond Fed branch president added.

What do you think about the reports that claim the Fed’s participated in secret bailouts that were against the law according to the economist Michael Hudson? Do you think this is something the American populace should pay attention to? Let us know what you think about this subject in the comments section below.

Filed Under: Bailouts, Bank Bailouts, Barclays Capital, bnp paribas, CitiGroup, Deutsche Bank Securities, Dodd-Frank Act, English, famed economist, Fed’s secret loans, Goldman Sachs, investigative journalists, investigative reports, J.P. Morgan Securities, Lael Brainard, liquidity crisis, Mainstream media, Martens, Michael Hudson, News, News Bitcoin, no liquidity crisis, Nomura Securities, Occupy the Fed, Occupy the Fed Movement, Pam and Russ Martens, repo loan program, Thomas Barkin, Wall Street, Wall Street on Parade

‘Inflation in the News Driven by Rich People’ — Media Pundits Claim ‘Inflation Is Good’ as Americans Struggle With Less Purchasing Power

20/11/2021 by Idelto Editor

‘Inflation in the News Driven by Rich People’ — Media Pundits Claim 'Inflation Is Good' as Americans Struggle With Less Purchasing Power

Inflation in the U.S. has a large number of Americans worried about the future of their purchasing power as the cost of goods and services has continued to rise faster every month. Reports note that Americans are struggling to pay for child care, groceries, gasoline, lumber, healthcare supplies, and used vehicles. On Friday, Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff told the press U.S. inflation was “eye popping” and in terms of where inflation is headed, Rogoff stressed he thinks “we’re on a knife-edge.”

Members of the US Central Bank Begin to Favor Tapering Asset Purchases — Taper Discussions to Likely Happen at Fed’s December Meeting

On Friday, Reuters reported that the U.S. central bank’s policymakers are publicly debating whether or not the Federal Reserve will taper bond purchases and raise the benchmark interest rate. Fed Governor Christopher Waller told the press on Friday that the tapering should begin soon. “The rapid improvement in the labor market and the deteriorating inflation data have pushed me towards favoring a faster pace of tapering and a more rapid removal of accommodation in 2022,” Waller explained in New York.

The central bank’s vice chair, Richard Clarida, also spoke about tapering on Friday at the San Francisco Fed’s 2021 Asia Economic Policy Conference. “I’ll be looking closely at the data that we get between now and the December meeting, and it may well be appropriate at that meeting to have a discussion about increasing the pace at which we are reducing our balance sheet,” Clarida stressed. “That will be something to consider at the next meeting,” he added.

US Dollar’s Purchasing Power Declines

The rising inflation has taken place in America following the U.S. government’s attempt to mitigate the Covid-19 pandemic with lockdown mandates, shutting down small businesses, and choking the supply chain with coronavirus safety measures. Additionally, the government and Federal Reserve increased America’s monetary supply more so in two years than in the country’s 242 years prior.

‘Inflation in the News Driven by Rich People’ — Media Pundits Claim 'Inflation Is Good' as Americans Struggle With Less Purchasing Power

The U.S. dollar doesn’t go as far anymore, as the cost of beef, hotel and motel accommodations, gasoline, laundry supplies, natural gas, eggs, vehicle rentals, furniture, and used cars has skyrocketed over the last 12 months. Metrics from visualcapitalist.com indicate that the U.S. inflation rate saw the largest increase in 30 years. Moreover, the cost of fuel, transportation, and meat products have seen the largest price jump, rising from 24% to 39% in just a year.

Childcare and other costs associated with parenting are also surging and bars and restaurants are wrestling with inflation, a labor crisis, and supply chain crunch all at the same time. Across the nation, prices have risen the highest in the Midwest and South in states like South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, and Minnesota.

Mainstream Media Continues to Claim Inflation Is Good, Journalist Insists ‘Inflation in the News Driven by the Rich,’ MSNBC Deletes Tweet That Asserts ‘Inflation We’re Seeing Now Is a Good Thing’

Despite the rising inflation, mainstream media (MSM) headlines have been telling the public things like “don’t worry about inflation” for months. The New York Times tried to explain this week that inflation “is linked to the economic recovery” and recently MSNBC deleted tweets that claimed, “the inflation we’re seeing now is a good thing.”

The American journalist who worked for the New York Times, Verge, and Vice Media, Sarah Jeong, has received a lot of backlash for her statements about inflation.

“Waaaaah the working class’s income is keeping pace with or outstripping inflation but my capital gains aren’t. Boo f***ing hooooo,” Jeong told her 118,000 Twitter followers. In another controversial statement, Jeong tweeted: “All the stuff you see about inflation in the news is driven by rich people flipping their sh** because their parasitic assets aren’t doing as well as they’d like and they’re scared that unemployment benefits + stimmy checks + 15 minimum wage + labor shortage is why.”

‘Inflation in the News Driven by Rich People’ — Media Pundits Claim 'Inflation Is Good' as Americans Struggle With Less Purchasing Power

Harvard Economist: In Terms of Where Inflation Is Going ‘I Think We’re on a Knife-Edge’

Americans spending more dollars on goods and services has taken a toll on people’s funds and data shows that the so-called rising wages in America don’t seem to be measuring up to the inflation. There have been many reports presenting verifiable data showing that the rise in American wages does not make up for the rising inflation.

On Friday, Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff spoke on the broadcast “Mornings with Maria” and the economist explained that America’s inflation is “eye-popping.” The former IMF chief economist told Maria Bartiromo that he thinks “we’re on a knife-edge” in terms of inflation and there’s a “50-50 chance or a little less” the Fed’s “transitory” prediction is correct.

“I think it’s pretty clear that the first stimulus right after Biden took office and maybe the one at the end of the year in 2020 [was] a little too late in the game,” Rogoff explained in his interview. “They have added to the inflation, along with supply chain and everything else,” he added.

What do you think about America’s rising inflation and how politicians, Federal Reserve policymakers, and mainstream media pundits are coping with the data? Do you think inflation will be “transitory” or do you think it will last a very long time? Let us know what you think about this subject in the comments section below.

Filed Under: American journalist, beef prices, Childcare, Christopher Waller, Economics, English, expenses, Fed, Fed Governor, Federal Reserve, Food, Gas, Harvard Economist, headlines, inflation, Kenneth Rogoff, Kenneth Rogoff inflation, Lumber, Mainstream media, mainstream media (MSM), Maria Bartiromo, Media pundits, News Bitcoin, Purchasing Power, Richard Clarida, Rising Inflation, Sarah Jeong, travel

‘An Act of War Against the Middle-Class’ — Americans Criticize Janet Yellen’s Idea to Tax ‘Unrealized Capital Gains’

25/10/2021 by Idelto Editor

'An Act of War Against the Middle-Class' — Americans Criticize Janet Yellen's, Democrat's Idea to Tax 'Unrealized Capital Gains'

The 78th United States secretary of the treasury Janet Yellen told CNN’s “State of the Union” on Sunday that U.S. lawmakers are considering taxing unrealized capital gains. According to Yellen, the funds collected would help finance things related to climate and social change. While Yellen said that U.S. senator Ron Wyden (D., Ore.) was working on drafting the plan, a great number of Americans have been criticizing the proposal on forums and social media.

Janet Yellen Discusses Unrealized Capital Gains Tax Proposal, House Speaker Pelosi Approves


The phrase “unrealized capital gains” has been trending on social media and forums during the last 24 hours after the U.S. secretary of the treasury Janet Yellen discussed the subject on CNN’s “State of the Union.” Yellen explained the concept, which aims to tax Americans on unrealized capital gains stemming from liquid assets. Of course, like the controversial $600 IRS monitoring proposal, Yellen stressed that the proposal was aimed at “extremely wealthy individuals, billionaires.” Yellen emphasized, however, that the tax was not a wealth tax.

“I wouldn’t call that a wealth tax, but it would help get at capital gains, which are an extraordinarily large part of the incomes of the wealthiest individuals and right now escape taxation until they’re realized,” Yellen said on CNN. She explained that the Democrat senator Ron Wyden was working on the proposal, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is backing the concept. Although, despite Yellen saying it wasn’t a “wealth tax,” Pelosi’s (D., Calif.) words were different when she told CNN on Sunday: “We probably will have a wealth tax.”

[email protected] on the proposed tax which would pay for the Build Back Better act: “It’s not a wealth tax, but a tax on unrealized capital gains of exceptionally wealthy individuals.” pic.twitter.com/7JXAysPkxI

— The Hill (@thehill) October 24, 2021

Pelosi thinks the unrealized gains tax will help fund the $2 trillion spending bill and said the spending bill package was “pretty much there” and lawmakers are finalizing some of the “last decisions.” While Yellen, Democrats, and CNN have been lauding the idea of taxing unrealized gains, Americans are upset about the idea and consider it “unconscionable.”

Political Commentators, Libertarians, Crypto Enthusiasts Scorn Yellen’s Proposal — ‘Tax on Unrealized Gains Is Legal Plunder’


The 2020 Libertarian vice presidential candidate, Spike Cohen, said “This is unconscionable. For those who don’t know, an ‘unrealized gain’ is when something you own gains value, but you don’t sell it. You know, like your house. Or your retirement fund. So now you have to sell it, to pay the taxes. If implemented, this would be an act of war against the remaining middle-class folks who still actually own things,” Cohen added.

Cryptocurrency supporter and Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz shared his two cents about unrealized gains on Twitter. “Maybe try eliminating [the] step-up basis first. And carried interest,” the billionaire investor said. “That would be a start. Unrealized gains on illiquid securities would be [an] unmitigated disaster.” Independent journalist Jordan Schachtel explained that “taxing unrealized gains is only minimally about taxation itself. That’s not the bigger objective,” Schachtel remarked. The journalist added:

Taxing unrealized gains grants the government the ability to monitor your each and every move.


Nearly every post on social media and forums concerning this subject is littered with commentary that indicates Americans think taxing unrealized gains is a horrible idea. Except for mainstream media publications like the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, The Hill, and other publications that continue to argue that the tax is aimed at the “billionaire-class” and “exceptionally wealthy individuals.” American journalist and Youtuber Tim Pool said that the proposal is merely a trick on people with no money.

“Wealth Tax, Unrealized gains, whatever,” Pool tweeted. “It’s a trick rich people are pulling on poor people who don’t understand how finance and the economy works. Wealth taxes will not do anything, people really don’t understand the power of that vast wealth.” Bitcoin proponent Stephen Livera stressed on social media that “Tax on unrealized gains is legal plunder. They created this mess and now they’re looking to pass the cost to the people.”

Forcing people to sell their assets is totalitarian. It’s antithetical to a free market and will cause second and third order effects that will be devastating to an economy.

This is actually what taxing unrealized gains will do. #bitcoin

— Neil Jacobs (@NeilJacobs) October 25, 2021

The evolutionary behavioral scientist and well-known author Gad Saad noted sarcastically that the unrealized gains tax was a good concept. “This sounds like a good idea,” Saad said scornfully. “Also, we should engage in punitive action on unrealized crimes. You find the person who looks guilty and you preemptively give them the chair (for community cohesion and diversity),” the author concluded.

What do you think about Janet Yellen and Nancy Pelosi telling Americans that lawmakers are planning to push through an unrealized gains tax in the upcoming $2 trillion spending bill? Let us know what you think about this subject in the comments section below.

Filed Under: Billionaire-Class, CNN, Economics, English, Gad Saad, Janet Yellen, liquid assets, Mainstream media, Mike Novogratz, Nancy Pelosi, News Bitcoin, Spike Cohen, State of the Union, Stephen Livera, Tax, Tax Unrealized Gains, Taxes, Tim Pool, Unrealized Capital Gains, wealthy individuals, Yellen

Yet Another Reminder That Many Bitcoin Critics Are Subpar

16/09/2021 by Idelto Editor

The funny thing is that Bitcoin is going to win in such a fantastic way because it is rooted in proof of work.

The below is a direct excerpt of Marty’s Bent Issue #1076: “Yet Another Reminder That Many Bitcoin Critics Are Subpar.” Sign up for the newsletter here.

via NYT

The above snippet comes from the Opinions section of the New York Times, and it is a stark reminder of just how bad many Bitcoin “critics” turn out to be. In his piece that dropped today, Binyamin Appelbaum claims that the gold standard – something humanity used for THOUSANDS of years – was disastrous, called private keys passwords, claimed that the US Government can easily brute force ECDSA and confiscate anyone’s bitcoin, and that individuals don’t use bitcoin in a non-custodial self-sovereign fashion because it is “too hard”. A pretty impressive streak of objectively wrong statements.

The frustrating part isn’t that Binyamin was so terribly wrong, it is that he was so very confident while spreading his fake news in the New York Times. Confident enough to exclaim that bitcoiners are nothing more than “Libertarian cosplay” participants. I usually wouldn’t waste a day’s issue of this dirty rag on one particular critique from a single New York Time Opinions piece writer, but pointing out the juxtaposition of this article with the New York Times’ coverage of the Met Gala was irresistible.

The New York Times likes to paint itself as a leader pushing forward social justice and progressive values while speaking truth to power during chaotic times. However, if you look closely – particularly at this bitcoin hit piece and the Met Gala coverage – you will find that it’s the New York Times that is engaged in cosplay and not bitcoiners.

Since January 3rd, 2009 bitcoiners have been working diligently; writing code, building businesses, educating, and erecting physical infrastructure to provide the world with a peer-to-peer digital cash system that will serve anyone who can access the software. In the process, the network has provided billions of unbanked and those already banked with the opportunity to access a digital app where they can store their wealth. Not only that, but the Bitcoin network gives you the ability to have an extremely high degree of certainty that your share of the overall network cannot be debased. The app has only gotten easier to use over time as more and more people are drawn to the network and work to make it more efficient and user friendly. The same can not be said for the incumbent monetary system, which is only getting harder to use.

As central bankers and governments around the world continue to lose their grip on the very interconnected monetary systems of the world – causing social in-cohesion – they are getting more serious about the monitoring of who is sending money to who and how much they can spend. A result of this is increased data collection and filtering that is making it harder for individuals to interact with the economy. It’s getting harder to use in this technical sense, but it’s also getting harder to use in a practical sense as the amount of overall units of money increases rapidly, pushing the prices of many good up as a result. Either completely boxing individuals out from the digital monetary system all together, or decreasing their quality of life materially by making things more expensive.

Bitcoin fixes this problem by giving individuals the world over an open and sound monetary system, yet the New York Times, which is supposed to be cheerleading the advancement of human rights, chooses to bash bitcoin while running this article during the same day…

Legitimate gushing over an elite costume party where celebrities and politicians alike signal their support for social justice while dawning outfits worth tens of thousands of dollars to hundreds of thousands of dollars with a full life cycle of 12-hours. And the wardrobe wasn’t the only thing the celebrities at the Met Gala were waving in the face of the poors, they were also waving their actual maskless faces right in front of them too. Apparently if you adorn an outfit worth more than your average annual salary in the United States you are naturally immune to COVID. And as long as you signal your disdain for the state of the world by including political phrases like “Tax the Rich” and “Peg the Patricarchy” on your costume, you are absolved from not actually doing anything. That is enough effort. You can go on feeling good about yourself.

The funny thing is that Bitcoin is going to win in such a fantastic way because it is rooted in proof of work. A proof of work that the LARPing elites dependent on the Cantillon Effect cannot compete with in the long run. We’re going to wake up one day, Bitcoin is going to be as easy to use as the mobile phone or laptop you are reading this rag on, the incumbent monetary system is going to be more burdensome and less reliable, and those who the progressives think they are helping are going to thank Satoshi for Bitcoin for providing them with the opportunity to build themselves a better life.

Filed Under: Bitcoin Magazine, Critic, culture, English, Mainstream media, New York Times

How a Spoof Turned Into a Media Hype About Bitcoin Cash

19/09/2020 by Idelto Editor

How a Spoof Turned Into a Media Hype About Bitcoin Cash

An anonymous Bitcoin Cash (BCH) supporter says he deliberately started a spoof which successfully baited local media to report on the coin. The trick, which involved the use of 100 Bitcoin Cash tip stickers, only cost a total of $1,100 yet it managed to get BCH featured by media outlets in Bakerfield.

Explaining the success of the ruse, the anonymous BCH supporter, who also goes by the name Bitcoin Man, says he printed “around 100 Bitcoin Cash tip stickers, stuck them all over downtown Bakersfield, took photos where he placed them, then went home.” He adds that each tip had a “clue to where the “Golden $500″ Bitcoin Cash sticker was.”

How a Spoof Turned Into a Media Hype About Bitcoin Cash

Next, the anonymous BCH supporter says he photoshopped fake social media accounts with their faked comments about people winning tips for spotting and scanning the stickers. After taking screenshots of the faked social media comments, the Bitcoin Man then shared these in a few Bakersfield Facebook groups where he asks “have you guys heard about this? Everyone on Facebook is talking about it!”

According to him, this strategy “eventually created real curiosity from some locals” and “ultimately a Reddit thread was posted about this.” After this, interest grew and soon real people began to look for the stickers and were winning tips.

Many of the real winners would contact the Bitcoin Man who in turn encouraged them to spread the word to media outlets. As the strategy was going according to plan Bitcoin Man explains, he had a different plan of handling the media:

“The media doesn’t care about your technical philosophical rant, they just want a soundbite.”

Therefore, to get the media buying into his ultimate objective, the Bitcoin Man decided he would tell them that “I’m doing this to help people” if asked about the reasons for his efforts. He says this is better than making a rant because as he understands it, the media is “not going to want to interview someone if the message is too complicated. The news is fast food information – so give them that.”

After seeing his elaborate plan working to perfection, the Bitcoin Man is now encouraging others that are passionate about BCH to do the same saying “you don’t need to give away $1,000 to accomplish this. Even a simple $100 would work.”

What do you think of the Bitcoin Man’s idea of promoting BCH? Tell us what you think in the comments section below.

The post How a Spoof Turned Into a Media Hype About Bitcoin Cash appeared first on Bitcoin News.

Filed Under: Bakerfield, BCH, BCH Adoption, BCH social media, BCH tips, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Cash Adoption, Bitcoin Man, English, Mainstream media, Media Attention, News, News Bitcoin, Social media comments

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